Summary of La verdad sobre los datos, violencia contra la mujer

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This video discusses the issue of violence against women, and looks at the prevalence of such violence in both men and women. It discusses the need for a study that measures the attitudes of men towards women, as well as the impact of these attitudes on women's experiences of violence. The video also points out that the 50% statistic cited in the report is inaccurate, and that 650% of violence against women is perpetrated by men without their knowledge or consent.

• 00:00:00 In this video, representatives from the government say that 50% of women in Spain experience some type of violence at the hands of their partners. The video goes into detail about the statistics and how they were calculated. It then covers the topic of extrapolation, which is when estimates are made about a whole population rather than just those who have had a relationship in the past. The video ends by saying that the slogan "No means no" should be changed to "One in three women experience violence" because the original statistic does not take into account those who have never been in a relationship.
• 00:05:00 The video discusses statistics on violence against women, which reveals that 2,200 women have reported experiencing emotional violence, and that 19% of those surveyed have experienced physical violence as well. It also mentions that the percentage of women who have experienced emotional violence against their current partner decreases by 24% when compared to all previous partners, and that the percentage of women who have experienced economic violence also decreases by 10%. The video finishes by discussing the second part of the survey, which focuses on violence outside of the relationship. It reveals that out of the 9,500 women surveyed, 2,500 have experienced physical and emotional violence control, and that this makes it difficult or impossible for them to make decisions related to their family finances and to independently carry out their shopping. This statistic is then discussed in relation to the overall high rate of violence against women, which is calculated to be 33%.
• 00:10:00 The video discusses violence against women, including physical and sexual violence. It includes statistics on violence against women, as well as other definitions of violence. It discusses the importance of including violence against women outside of the relationship, as well as the nuances to consider when analyzing violence against women, including sexual violence. Finally, it discusses evidence of sexual violence outside of the relationship, and provides a table with the percentage of women who have experienced this violence in their lifetime.
• 00:15:00 The video discusses the data on violence against women, and highlights that 50% of all violence against women is perpetrated by men. It then goes on to discuss the prevalence of sexual harassment, and how it should be classified according to certain criteria in order to be counted as such. 3,864 women reported being harassed in some way at least once in their lives. The report states that 75% of these women experienced point 1, which is being stared at or harassed in a sexual way. Another 25% experienced point 2, which is being subjected to indecent exposure. Lastly, 10% of women experience point 3, which is sexual harassment that is not mentioned in the list before. The video ends with a discussion of the second part of the report, which is the report itself. The video discusses how some numbers in the report are misleading, and how the intent of the report may be to sell a political speech.
• 00:20:00 The video discusses the issue of violence against women, and examines the prevalence of such violence in both men and women. It discusses the need for a study that measures the attitudes of men towards women, as well as the impact of these attitudes on women's experiences of violence. The video also points out that the 50% statistic cited in the report is inaccurate, and that 650% of violence against women is perpetrated by men without their knowledge or consent.